The 599XX has BBS wheels with carbon ceramic brakes from Brembo that enable it to stop in a jiffy. The best part about the car has to be incredible F1 transmission that has been revised; now, drivers are able to shift gears in an astounding 60ms! That is quicker than you can say 599XX.

Think the car is all about aesthetics and flash? Think again. The 599XX puts out a phenomenal 700BHP @ 9000RPM that makes even the grouchiest among us smile. The 599XX is also the second fastest car around the world famous Nurburgring Nordschleife track. In 6 min 58 sec, the 599XX blasted past the finish line in one of the most exhilarating exhibitions of speed.

Check out the 599XX around the Nurburgring Nordschleife:

Once you pick up your jaw from the floor, take a look at these incredible pictures of the 599XX on the Ring Knutstorp in Sweden:

To see more from this shoot, visit Anders Karlsson’s Flickr page.

With Enkei wheels and LM Turbos, this particular F40 is an absolute monster.

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Not only is this beast a V12, it is a ‘roadster’ or convertible; this means that you can cruise with the top off (yes, you cannot put the top “down” in this car) at well over 150 mph! With Q-Citura stitching, carbon fiber at every nook and corner, as well as the pearl white paint, officially called “Balloon White” by Lamborghini S.p.A, this LP640 Roadster perhaps the most alluring exotic car money can buy.

Of course, what is any Lamborghini without its trademark scissor doors? This LP640R certainly does not fail to deliver. The black Hermera wheels are wrapped in tires so large, they are specifically made in Italy just for Lamborghini.

An LP640R will set you back about $400,000 but the pleasure it gives you is priceless. Nothing turns heads like a Lambo and this LP640R is at the pinnacle of the sex-appeal scale for exotic cars.

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Seeing this particular F1 Ferrari blast up and down the Infineon racetrack in Sonoma, CA was something truly surreal. This F1 is the F2004 which was actually driven by 7 time F1 world champion Michael Schumacher during the 2004 F1 season. Now in the safe hands of a private collector, this monstrosity devours anything in its way on the track.

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The Veyron GT puts out a monstrous 1200BHP and has the Sang Noir wheels. The Sang Noir wheels alone are about $78,000! That’s right, for the price of a luxury car, all you can get for the Veyron are wheels!

The engine has been modified by Bugatti themselves to 1200BHP from the factory 1001BHP and is thus capable of more than 253mph. The Sang Noir wheels give this Veyron a unique look and make it stand apart from the run of the mill Veyron.

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To see more from this shoot, visit Ronnie Renaldi’s Facebook page.

There is no car quite like the Ferrari Enzo when it comes to road presence; men, women, children of all ages, types, and interests cannot but look at the jaw-dropping lines of the Enzo. Ferrari’s inimitable howl turns heads and drops… *ahem* wherever it is spotted.

With a top speed of well above 200 mph, the Ferrari Enzo is the consummate supercar.

This particular Enzo is a Rosso Corsa with red leather interior with subtle stitching and black accents. The most intriguing design aspect of this particular Enzo is the red tachometer and speedometer. With impeccable detail, the skillful Ronnie Renaldi captures all the curves and important details of this monstrous V12 “hypercar”.

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To see more from this shoot, visit Ronnie Renaldi’s Facebook page.

Some interesting specs on the Murcielago (source: Wikipedia) are:

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Perhaps the most interesting feature of the Murcielago are the rear tires; a gargantuan 335/30 ZR-18s to keep this raging bull on the road. The Murcielago is one of the few cars that actually needs such tires despite the fact that most Lamborghinis are AWD (all-wheel-drive).

A few Murcielagos prowling on the freeways of California:

Of course, the Murcielago was updated in 2007 and came to be known as the LP-640 for its bigger engine and bigger price tag.

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This Fayence Yellow CGT was caught prowling the highways of Northern California. In the wild, there is nothing quite like a Carrera GT to take your breath away!

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The Gallardo is a smaller, lighter version of the immensely powerful Murcielago; a V12 with about 570 BHP. With a 5.0L V10 engine, the Gallardo still blasts past most cars on the road. In the tradition of most supercar manufacturers, Lamborghini have created an even lighter and even more powerful version of the standard Gallardo called the Superleggera. The word itself means “super light” and still sounds exotic enough for people to wonder what monstrosity lies underneath this rocket on wheels.

The Superleggera is a massive 220 lbs lighter than its standard counterpart and also has about 10 more BHP, pushing the total power output to just over 520 BHP. As always, the Gallardo Superleggera is AWD and ran in a very limited production. So limited in fact that enthusiasts were scrambling to get their hands on one through almost any means necessary. Only 172 of these cars were produced in specific colors; rarest of them being white (10).

This particular Superleggera is a black-on-black that makes it look like a stealth fighter on the highway. With carbon-ceramic brakes, E-gear transmission, and more carbon-fiber than one could want, this Superleggera is a fantastic version of the standard Lamborghini Gallardo.

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The Spyder is the convertible version of the F430 coupe which is considered “standard”; assuming such a term can be used for a Ferrari!

Like all other Ferraris, the F430 Spyder comes with a variety of options the customer can choose from. Whether it is the brakes, color of the exterior, interior, or even the stitching, customization is one of the main reasons Ferraris are a dream for most and a reality for a few.

The Spyder has an automatic folding top which makes for an easy transformation from coupe-like in cloudy or rainy weather to a warm, sunny cruise along the beach with the top  down.

This particular F430 Spyder has a tan interior as well as steel brakes; a “standard” Ferrari if you will.

Nonetheless, the sounds it makes are no indication of anything normal; it is purely visceral and spine-tingling.

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